Yes, the trademark can generally be found six months after the application is submitted. The Industry and Commerce Bureau will publish the trademark application information on the trademark website. You can also check the China Trademark Network. When checking the progress of trademark registration, "Registered" is displayed in the following situations:

1. The registered trademark has been approved and is still within the announcement date. The Industry and Commerce Bureau has not yet registered the trademark. It was announced online, but the certificate cannot be issued yet.

2. There is still a period of time between the issuance of the certificate and the successful registration. It is still being processed (whether other units and companies have registered first). It will take time to screen and review, so you need to wait patiently.

1. Information required for trademark registration:

1. Applicant's identity document;

① If the applicant is in the name of a company, the company's "Business Registration Certificate" must be provided. A copy of the "License";

② If applying in the name of a self-employed person, a copy of the "Self-employed Business License" must be provided;

③ If applying in the name of an individual, a copy of the personal ID card and a copy of the individual license must be provided

2. Electronic file of trademark drawing;

3. Trademark goods, service categories and sub-categories;

2. Applicant: Have the following conditions Legal persons or other legal civil subjects and natural talents can file trademark applications in my country:

1. The scope of applications for trademark registration by enterprises, institutions, and social groups established in accordance with Chinese law is not subject to their business operations Limitations on scope;

2. Individual industrial and commercial households, individual partnerships, rural contract operators and other natural persons permitted to engage in business activities in accordance with the law. The scope of trademark registration applied by these entities must be limited to the approved business scope or the agricultural and sideline products they operate;

3. Foreign enterprises or foreign natural persons sign an agreement with China or enter into an agreement with China** *Foreigners or foreign enterprises from countries that are parties to international treaties or are subject to the principle of reciprocity may apply for trademark registration to the Trademark Office on a voluntary basis.